Romans sur Is\u00e8re<\/a>\u00a0is it. Situated on the north bank of the Is\u00e8re River, the town is part of the\u00a0Dr\u00f4me d\u00e9partement in the\u00a0Auvergne-Rh\u00f4ne-Alpes\u00a0region of\u00a0southeastern France. Over the years, it has gained something of a reputation for being the site of some major milestones in history and academy. Founded in the 9th century, Romans sur Isere’s first claim to fame was the transfer of Dauphine to France by Humbert II (1349). Fitting, then, that it was also the scene of the last meeting of the Estates of Dauphine some 400 years later \u00a0in 1788, right on the eve of the French Revolution.<\/p>\nBut it’s also known as a\u00a0center of shoe-making excellence, home to a fantastic shoe museum, and the site of a modern-day atomic research center. If your curiosity is piqued, you’re not\u00a0alone. Come and experience Romans sur Isere for yourself using our guide as a starting point for\u00a0your adventures.<\/p>\n